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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1913

Page

8

Grimeshoys Clean Family Cemetery Graves South of Sylvania

The Grimeshoys and relatives cleaned brush from the graves of their grandparents in the family cemetery near Sylvania. The township Patriotic Primers and Stars and Stripes histories were presented by the Woman's Relief Corps under Mrs Edna Pickard. Several local visits and notices of births, sales, revivals, and health updates follow in this community roundup.

Grimeshoys Mike Patterson Allen Lew Sylvania Woman’s Relief Corps Edna Pickard the Stars and Stripes

Local notices list residents and visitors across towns

The column lists dates and names such as Robt. Smith Hillsboro Irve Lough Hillboro J. Buddymire Sidney Amos Williams Sylvania and many others with addresses from Hoopeston Fairmount and Kingman. It then notes Aunt Sarah Lindley hosting dinner guests for Robt Andrew E H Towell and Mrs Garrigus and mentions nearby movements by Joe Towell Tobias Nolen C E Howrey and family in Covington.

Robt. Smith Hillsboro Irve Lough J. Buddymire Sidney Ill Amos Williams Sylvania R. Leeman Hoopeston Floyd Mitchell Cates Keller & Grubb Silver Wood Ward & Hall Kingman Leeman Bros Hoopes Ton T. Pusey Fairmount Harvey Swaim Tangier Dee Wilson M H. Sellars Silverwood Clint Henderson Perrys Sarah Lindley Andrew E. H. Towell Dr. Garrigus

Rope horseshoes gain popularity in Germany

The rope shoe for horses becomes a flourishing German industry. Users praise its lightness and comfort, its grip on the ground, and its ability to reduce hoof concussion and noise. Variants with rope interwoven with wire or other materials exist but are heavier and pricier, limiting their practicality.

Germany

Worn Out Phonograph Sparks Trade Talk

A buyer asks to exchange a months old phonograph for a new model and pay the difference. The shopkeeper says the machine is in bad condition and offers little value. The buyer explains it was used to silence his wife during conversations.

Soaring Kind and Maude’s Admirer in Record Flight Talk

A young man of high ideals plots a break in aviation altitude records, sparking discussion about Maude’s admirer and his ambitious pursuit. The exchange hints at bold challenges and a hopeful era for flight achievement.

Maude

Bill Introduced To Delay Marriage Licenses In Indiana

A proposal by Representative Leyendecker of Indianapolis would make marriage licenses public for 30 days before issue and ban issuance within that period if objections arise. Applicants must have a clerk known guarantor who is a resident householder or satisfactorily identified. The bill reportedly stems from charity advocates. Other items note merchants and local visits.

Leyendecker Indianapolis

Dialog Shifts to Clash Over Justice in Street Raid

A terse exchange questions who bears blame when a street raid ends with a car withheld from its owner. The dialogue implies fault lies with the aggressors or authorities rather than the victim, highlighting a tension between power and equity in urban conflict.

Still Hope Young Lawyer Quips About Losing A Case

A light exchange between a young lawyer and a friend underscores optimism in practice. The lawyer boasts, I haven't lost a case yet, while the friend consoles and predicts future clients. Published as a brief social vignette emphasizing perseverance.

Plenty of Fish Daily Exchange in Mild Quip

A brief comic exchange features a wary woman and suitor discussing polo and riding. She vows never to marry someone who cannot play polo and jokes about survivorship if she should break her neck, while he commits to learning to ride.

Walking back from dreams of glory on the ties

A fragment from THE HARD TIMES notes a gritty reflection on hardship and perseverance. The lines echo a stage of struggle and resilience, hinting at a broader theme of endurance under pressure.

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